Sage of Lat-Nam
The List • uncommon
- Artist
- Matt Stewart
- Rarity
- uncommon
- Set Name
- The List
- Card Type
- creature
What it's worth
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Why it matters
Originally released in the 1994 expansion *Antiquities*, the Sage of Lat-Nam is a classic example of early Magic: The Gathering card design that rewards players for sacrificing artifacts. Its inclusion in The List helps preserve the legacy of these foundational mechanics, making it a nostalgic piece for those who appreciate the game's long-standing history with resource management.
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About Sage of Lat-Nam
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